US Treasury Secretary Bessent says interest rates remain well above neutral and policy should not be restrictive; models suggest 2.5% to 3.25% for the FFR
This statement from Treasury Secretary Bessent suggests a continuation of a hawkish stance, indicating that current interest rates are still above what is considered neutral.
US Energy Secretary says US can market oil at a better price than Venezuela, via Fox News interview; not going to cut off China; Venezuela oil production could be up 50% in the next 18 months
UK Spokeswoman says PM Starmer and US President Trump held a phone call this afternoon, discussed Euro-Atlantic security and agreed on the need to deter an increasingly aggressive Russia in the High North
US Treasury Secretary Bessent says interest rates remain well above neutral and policy should not be restrictive; models suggest 2.5% to 3.25% for the FFR
NY Fed RRP op demand at USD 3.1bln (prev. 4.6bln) across 7 counterparties (prev. 8)
US Treasury Secretary Bessent says welfare fraud dollars may be bigger in other states; as much as USD 600bln may disappear in government fraud each year
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- We are looking at a smaller fiscal deficit this year, between USD 300-500bln.
Moreover, the fiscal deficit projection hints at a potential easing of fiscal pressure, which may influence the Federal Reserve's considerations regarding future monetary policy adjustments and interest rates.
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